stallion opened this issue on Jan 29, 2019 ยท 1258 posts
Rosemaryr posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 12:00 AM
Yes, you may use the obj files as you please.
Both the top model and the pants model are fully welded, thin meshes.
But they are in quad form, which is a bit better for modelers who like to make/alter the base mesh for their own garments, rather than tri-polys which are a bit better in cloth simulations. (Quads tend to 'bend' oddly in cloth simulations.)
I can add tri-poly versions, if you want to put the mesh into the Poser Cloth room, if you want. (I have done that in the past, but got a lot of questions about "do you have quad mesh?", so I thought I would preempt that point.)
You can check out the rest of my offerings over at ShareCG to see that I have done Poser-ready clothing for the Cloth room before.
The point in providing 'slopers' (a clothing term referring to a fitted garment, that is used as a base, to make alterations and design changes) was to let others add their own design style, and have their garments start from a fitted size and shape. It is why I jumped all over MD when it first came out: I wanted to make clothing that no-one else was making, for figures/shapes that no-one else was using.